Noah's Arc creator teases show's comeback in cryptic social media post

There’s been much excitement surrounding the return of the beloved series Noah’s Arc, and it seems like the reboot might finally be in production!

Last year, during his acceptance speech for the Lifetime Achievement Award at the second annual SpeakOut “I AM” Awards, creator and director Patrik-Ian Polk teased fans by confirming the show’s return. “I am very happy to confirm that there is, indeed, more Noah’s Arc coming,” Polk shared, initially hinting at a release the same year.

While fans have been waiting patiently, it appears the wait is almost over. In a recent X post, Polk shared a black-and-white image featuring two director chairs labeled with the names of the show’s iconic characters, Noah and Wade. The caption? “Are you ready? #NoahsArc #NoahsArc2025.”

Actor Rodney Chester, who portrayed Alex Kirby on the beloved Logo series (which ran for 2 season from 2005-2006), further fueled the excitement in an interview with Gaye Magazine. Chester revealed that while he “already knew” about the revival, he had been unable to discuss it until recently. He also shared some key details about what fans can expect.

“We did a brand-new movie. We’re waiting for Paramount to make the official announcement about where it’s going to air and what’s going to happen,” Chester said. “It’s really, really great. The movie is phenomenal. Millennials are going to love it. The old heads are going to love it.”

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Hopefully, we won’t have to wait too too long before we get more Noah’s Arc back on our screens. Stay tuned!

The original Noah’s Arc seriesis streaming on Paramount+.